Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley appeared on a recent news show to discuss her campaign strategy and address concerns about her performance in the Nevada and South Carolina primaries. Haley maintained a confident and determined tone, asserting that she was not surprised by the outcomes in Nevada as she had anticipated the primary to be rigged in favor of her opponents. She emphasized that her campaign's focus has been on other key states like South Carolina, Michigan, and Super Tuesday.
When questioned about the RCP average, which indicated her trailing by roughly 30 points in South Carolina, Haley remained resilient. She cited her remarkable progress in the race, having outdone and defeated a dozen other candidates. Haley highlighted her upward trajectory, stating that her campaign had initially begun with only 2% in Iowa and had risen to 20% in New Hampshire. She expressed confidence in her ability to garner support in South Carolina and reaffirmed her commitment to continue campaigning aggressively, reaching out to every corner of the state.
